The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Written by Kaylee Zukowski On October 21, the lovely professors held an early Halloween event where you could go up to the second and third floors of McDonough and say “trick or treat” for some candy. However not every professor
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski On Wednesday, October 30 I had the privilege of visiting Palmer, Massachusetts for a scary event called “13th World.” There are two locations that they listed on their website, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Due to the
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski When I went into nursing, I honestly had no idea what I wanted to do. I didn’t choose nursing until maybe a week before my high school asked us to start applying to colleges for whatever
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski My transition from high school into college was not terrible due to participating in the University of Saint Joseph summer program. I had friends and I had a newfound hope to achieve my dreams. The first
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski Upon watching the trailer for this new “Ghostbusters” movie, I was so excited to see this film because it had been a while (2021) since anyone did a remake of this series. While I did not
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski (Spring 2024) After last year’s Mercy Lecture, there was a survey that the host had attendees complete in order to choose the best topic for this year’s event. With the help of the coordinators, the campus
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski Your dream home is one that only the most wealthy could afford, a home you could only pay for if you worked for it. Somehow you got employed by a company that doesn’t care for your
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski I remember watching “Kung Fu Panda” when I was younger, always going to see the newest movie that came out. One of the main reasons for seeing it was the clumsy and goofy demeanor of the
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski Initially, I wasn’t very enthusiastic about this event. I feared that it might just be a boring discussion of topics that don’t connect well with my life. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this lecture
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski and Genia Clarke On March 30th, 2023, two new exhibitions opened at the Bruyette Art Museum: “Trailblazer: A Tribute to Toko Shinoda” and “By the Book: Writers, Artists, and Illustrations”. The museum featured many artists from
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